How to handle being thrown into an existing codebase and being expected to figure it out

[00:00] there's going to be a need for people [00:01] can like dive into a messy situation and [00:04] be like, "All right, what's going on? [00:05] How do you deploy these apps? How do we [00:07] let's just get down to the basics and [00:09] we'll figure this out." A lot of the [00:11] projects we've worked on and inherited [00:13] over the years have usually been because [00:15] someone maybe got fired or an a other [00:17] agency consultancy was fired and we had [00:20] to just get thrown in. We didn't get to [00:21] talk to the previous developers. Yeah, [00:22] we still get to work on those projects [00:24] for the next 5 to 10 years. [00:26] There are people out there that have the [00:28] skill sets for doing that and any [00:29] developer could do that. There was once [00:31] a point where I didn't have the skill [00:32] and now I do. So I think it's just uh [00:35] I'll figure it out as a as a healthy [00:36] mindset for anyone coming into this [00:38] industry just like [00:40] we'll figure it out. And now there's a [00:42] lot of tooling out there to help us [00:43] maybe figure that out a